Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has directed the expansion of alternative trade corridors through the country’s northern ports and neighboring nations to ensure uninterrupted supplies of essential goods and medicines. The order, issued during a meeting on Friday, aims to bypass U.S. sanctions affecting maritime routes and to accelerate the import and distribution of critical items.
The meeting, attended by Iran’s finance minister, central bank governor, and other officials, reviewed the latest situation regarding the supply and import of essential goods following restrictions on some southern entry points after the U.S. and Israeli military actions against Iran. Participants emphasized strengthening logistics, trade, and economic diplomacy to maintain market stability and supply chains.
Pezeshkian urged the use of capacities in Pakistan, Russia, and Azerbaijan for trade and called for faster implementation of related agreements. He also instructed the foreign ministry to enhance economic diplomacy to facilitate the purchase, transport, and clearance of vital goods and medicines, pledging to personally engage with neighboring and regional partners to remove obstacles.
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